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A man's house is stuffed with games and puzzles; a Beverly Hills home holds a massive hoard.
A man's house is stuffed with games and puzzles; a Beverly Hills home holds a massive hoard.
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S4, EP2 "Billy Bob; Jean"A man's house is stuffed with games and puzzles; a Beverly Hills home holds a massive hoard.
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S1, EP5 "Kerrylea; Lauren"A woman and her husband are facing imminent foreclosure on two houses as a result of her hoarding; a woman is forced to clean up her life or risk losing her boyfriend.
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S1, EP6 "Patty; Bill"A woman's hoarding has taken over her house and resulted in her children being removed by the authorities; a woman issues an ultimatum to her partner after tripping over a pile of his stuff and breaking her arm.
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S1, EP7 "Paul; Missy & Alex"A man is charged with criminal littering because his two-acre property is strewn with junk cars, scrap metal and old appliances; a mother tries to change her ways after her 7-year-old son starts to exhibit hoarding.
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